Advances in Theoretical Hydrology: A Tribute to James Dooge (European Geophysical Society Series on Hydrological Sciences)

This __Festschrift__ containing sixteen invited essays and papers is a tribute to the distinguished Irish hydrologist James Dooge on the occasion of his 70th birthday. His former students, colleagues and friends in fourteen countries, have provided a varied selection on his favourite topics: flow in open channels and unsaturated soil, and also from his major interest of recent years, large scale hydrology and global change.The book has three sections. The first section on hydrological processes contains six papers. The second section on large scale hydrology has four papers. Six historical, reflective and philosophical essays on the past and future of the hydrological sciences form the third section of the book Content: Front Matter , Page III Copyright , Page IV Inside Front Cover , Page V Preface , Pages VII-VIII , J. PHILIP O'KANE James Dooge — Curriculum vitae , Pages IX-X James Dooge — List of publications , Pages XI-XXII List of contributors , Pages XXIII-XXIV Chapter 1 - Linear theory of open channel flow , Pages 3-15 , JAROSŁAW J. NAPIÓRKOWSKI Chapter 2 - Analytical and numerical modelling of unsaturated flow , Pages 17-26 , Q.J. WANG Chapter 3 - The hydrology of milled peat production , Pages 27-46 , J. PHILIP O'KANE Chapter 4 - Role of active–passive scalar relationships in evaporation from vegetated surfaces , Pages 47-57 , GORDON A. McBEAN Chapter 5 - On the weights of precipitation stations , Pages 59-74 , M. SUGAWARA Chapter 6 - A Neyman-Scott shot noise model for the generation of daily streamflow time series , Pages 75-94 , P.S.P. COWPERTWAIT, P.E. O'CONNELL Chapter 7 - Criteria for a hydrologically sound structuring of large scale land surface process models , Pages 97-111 , ALFRED BECKER Chapter 8 - The construction of continental scale models of the terrestrial hydrological cycle: an analysis of the state of-the-art and future prospects , Pages 113-127 , L.S. KUCHMENT Chapter 9 - A rainfall–runoff scheme for use in the Hamburg climate model , Pages 129-157 , L. DÜMENIL, E. TODINI Chapter 10 - Transient response of a coupled ocean–atmosphere–land surface model to increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide , Pages 159-173 , S. MANABE, R.J. STOUFFER, M.J. SPELMAN, K. BRYAN Chapter 11 - Quantitative hydrology in Scandinavia in the 18th century , Pages 177-189 , LARS GOTTSCHALK Chapter 12 - Hydrology and hydrologists — reflections , Pages 191-199 , J.E. NASH Chapter 13 - Hydrology and the real world , Pages 201-207 , J.R. PHILIP Chapter 14 - Water and soil: circulation and risks of pollution , Pages 209-218 , GEORGE VACHAUD, MICHEL VAUCLIN Chapter 15 - Global change, a catalyst for the development of hydrologic science , Pages 219-236 , PETER S. EAGLESON Chapter 16 - The theory of the hydrologic model, or: the struggle for the soul of hydrology , Pages 237-254 , M.B. ABBOTT This Festschrift containing sixteen invited essays and papers is a tribute to the distinguished Irish hydrologist James Dooge on the occasion of his 70th birthday. His former students, colleagues and friends in fourteen countries, have provided a varied selection on his favourite topics: flow in open channels and unsaturated soil, and also from his major interest of recent years, large scale hydrology and global change. The book has three sections. The first section on hydrological processes contains six papers. The second section on large scale hydrology has four papers. Six historical, reflective and philosophical essays on the past and future of the hydrological sciences form the third section of the book Containing topics on flow in open channels and unsaturated soil, this book is a tribute to Irish hydrologist, James Dooge. It has three sections. The first section is on hydrological processes,the second on large scale hydrology and the reflective and philosophical essays on the past and future of the hydrological sciences form the third section.